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Freedom Type - Tara

Posted: Nov 06, 2010

I was going to apply to this place..can anyone give me advice? Thanks.

I applied and took their online tests but - MT out of work

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never heard from them.

Thanks for letting me know - Tara

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Thanks for letting me know about them. I guess I won't apply to them either. Same thing happened to me when I took tests for the company in MN but never heard back. I think it is a shame that we do all this testing and then never hear back! Ridiculous!

Never a waste of time to apply and test - PaperMT

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It's not a waste of time to test...your best bet at getting a job is to apply everywhere. Some companies don't have openings the week you test, but that doesn't mean that they won't have openings in the near future. And you will miss out on those if you don't apply and test. From what I understand, MTSO's build banks of prospects for the times when they need to hire new people. How are you going to know when those times are? You are not. Just go ahead and test and do so well that you'll be put in the "possible" pile.

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